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Trump warns of 'whopping 68% tax increase' if Senate fails to pass historic bill

  • Critics argue that the proposed bill primarily benefits the wealthy, increases the federal deficit, and could lead to millions losing health insurance due to Medicaid cuts.
  • According to an analysis from the Tax Policy Center, if the bill does not pass, taxes would actually rise by an average of about 7.5% in 2026, not 68%.
  • Steve Benen noted that there is a significant difference between two-thirds of households paying more taxes and a 68% tax increase, emphasizing that Trump's claim is incorrect.
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The marathon amendment to amendment vote in the Upper House has not made the Great and Wonderful Donald Trump Bill (BBB). If the process began more than 21 hours ago with the desertion of two conservative senators (Thom Thillis and Rand Paul), right now the GOP does not even have the necessary majority (counting Vice President Vance's quality vote) to get ahead. Given this situation, Vance himself has reached the Capitol, while Trumo has warned …

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President Donald Trump recaptured national attention with a strong warning: if Congress does not approve his ambitious legislative plan known as One Big Beautiful Bill Act, U.S. taxes could rise by 68%, in what he described as “the biggest tax increase in history.” His statement unleashed tension in the Senate, which is stalled in a marathon voting session.One Big Beautiful Bill Act: the “great and beautiful” bill that shakes the U.S. CongressDo…

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